From ancient lava flows to tidal estuaries and pōhutukawa-fringed coastlines, there are many landscapes to explore in the 27 regional...

Picture a secluded beach made from crushed seashells that you can only get to on foot or by kayak.

Explore the northern tip of the Coromandel Peninsula on foot or mountain bike along the spectacular Coromandel Coastal Walkway.

Gisborne’s Tolaga Bay Wharf is the second-longest in New Zealand.

Running from Kaiuma Bay near Havelock, to Duncan Bay in Tennyson Inlet, the Nydia Track is one of the lesser-known...

Following the shoreline of the Wairau Lagoons, take a flat, family-friendly walk to spot seabirds and a shipwreck.

You may have seen photos of the iconic archway rocks at Nelson’s Wharariki Beach, but actually experiencing this wild and...

Following the rugged coastline of Cape Rēinga, the Te Paki Coastal Track takes in some of the best beaches in...

Did you know that we have our very own pyramids in New Zealand?

Beginning on the slopes of Mount Ruapehu and winding for 231km to the wild west coast at Whanganui, the Mountains...